In this blog, Global Health Fellow Catherine de Cates reflects on a field trip to Malawi to assess an innovative bone conduction hearing device that could change the lives of children with hearing loss. She describes the practical challenges and potential solutions to implement this device in the country.
In this blog, Global Health Fellow Jennifer Wilburn describes her experience in Kampala, Uganda, helping to better understand antimicrobial resistance and antimicrobial stewardship knowledge and practices among community pharmacists.
In this blog, fifth-year medical student Amina Ali describes what she learnt completing half of her medical elective at the Obstetrics and Gynaecology department at the Universiti Malaya Faculty of Medicine in Kuala Lumpur.
In this blog, sixth year medical student and Junior Clinical Fellow Roxanne Mehdizadeh describes the initial scoping visit with FaceForward to provide Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery to Jordan’s refugee population.
In this blog, third-year graduate medical student Luke Coakham describes his elective in Uganda as part of the SCALE Critical Care partnership.
In this blog, Ugandan undergraduate medical student Stella Nakaye describes her observations of the UK healthcare system, including her surprise at the level of technology on offer.
In this blog, Ugandan undergraduate medical student Yvonne Nakibirango describes the experience of completing an ethical elective in Cambridge.
In this blog, Global Health Fellow Barida Poi discusses her experience with the Kakamega Cambridge Antimicrobial Stewardship Partnership, helping to deliver training in infection control, management of sepsis and postnatal care in a maternity setting.
Each year CGHP offers ethical elective placements for medical students within a CGHP health partnership, Laura reviews these experiences.
In this blog, CGHP volunteer, Siana discusses our new health partnership with Kenya, and the importance of antimicrobial stewardship.
In this blog Fiona reflects on 2021, and shares CGHP’s exciting plans for the year to come.
In this blog Thet shares his experiences of the video tutorials project, which aims to create short, snappy videos to support health care professionals in Myanmar amidst the crisis.
